Websites and marketing for electricians.
Panel work, generators, car chargers and a plain outlet repair are not the same customer. One page cannot ask them all the right question.
Different jobs, different first questions
An electrical contractor's work covers a wide range — a service upgrade, a standby generator, a car charger in the garage, a troubleshoot on a circuit that keeps tripping. Each of those has its own vocabulary and its own first question, and a page that tries to hold all of them ends up asking none of them properly.
The second half of the job is being findable and reachable. A business listing with the wrong hours, and a quote request with fourteen fields on it, both fail quietly. There is a fixed-price fix for each.
Three that fit electrical contractors
Three of the store’s items, priced
Each one is a real item with a fixed price and its own page saying exactly what it covers and what it needs from you. Nothing on this page is charged, and nothing starts before it is confirmed.
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Start here
Service or catalog page
$1,749
A service or catalog page explains one approved offer and gives visitors one checked route to act.
One page per kind of work, so the person searching for a panel upgrade lands on a panel upgrade.
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Then this
Lead, quote or value-request form
$1,175
A quote or value-request form collects the agreed details and sends each inquiry to the right place.
A short form that asks for what is actually needed to price the job, and nothing else.
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And this
Google Business Profile setup and optimization
$1,149
Business Profile setup publishes approved facts and records any change the platform will not accept.
The listing that decides whether a nearby search finds you at all, set up with facts you approve.
Not sure which of the three, or whether any of them is the right first move? The free check answers that before anything is bought. Every item is listed on the store page, and the monthly plans are on the pricing page.
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Questions about your website
Can panel work and repairs have separate pages?
Yes. We can separate repair inquiries from panel, lighting and installation estimates, with the accepted work stated on each page.
What details can an estimate form collect?
The form can ask for the project, location and contact details your office needs to discuss an electrical estimate.
Can you set up our business profile?
Yes. We can set up the profile from the public facts your shop approves, including the services and contact information it should show.
What records should we send you?
Send your approved service scope, checkable license details and project records. Those supply the facts for the pages.